The Russellville Democrat., 1887-08-03

and his qualifications" Discussion opened by Rev. H E Milner who was followed by Caleb Davis, w W Teague, J B Wise and B Erwin. Song, "In the sweet by and by." Question, Sunday school train ing" Discussion opened by Caleb Davis and followed by others. After song the association ad- journed to reassemble at 8 o'clock p. m.
 NIGHT SESSION. The Association was called to or der at 8 o'clock by the President, and Rev. H B Milner conducted the opening exercises by reading the 145th Psalm and leading in prayer. Song, What will the harvest beT Judge J T Bullock delivered a short but hearty welcome address which was responded to in an inter esting speech by Lawrence Russell. Question, "The teacher and his qualifications" Discnssioe opened by Rev. B Wye ,wino was followed by H A Clifton. Pending further discussion of the question tLe asso. citation adjourned to meet at 8 o'clock a. m. July 21st.
 JULY 21sT. The Association was called to or der 2. 8 o'clock by the President who read the 18th chapter of Corin- thians, and R A Sewell offered ferv- ent prayer for the success of the as. sociation.
 Song by the choir.
 w. l.. Slbley presented the follow ing resolution which was adopted:
 Resolved, That the Secretary be re- quested to procure the printing in pam phlet form of one hundred copies of the constitution of the Pope County Sunday School Association. together with the minutes of this Association, to be distributed to the township vice. Presidents. And that he draw an or der on the Treasurer for the same.
 The motion prevailed that the As sociation select the place of holding next session of the association and elect officers. Davis Chapel, Sul- phur Springs and Appleton, were placed in nomination. The vote taken Appleton was declared to be the place for holding the next Asso. citation. On motion the President appointed W L Sibley, w M Peeler and R B Hogins committee to se- lect and nominate county vice pres idents. Nominations for president belng declared to be in order, D c Brown, W L Sibley, T c York and Lawrence Russell were placed in nomination. On motion all names were withdrawn and D c Brown unanimously elected The president accepted the position in an excellent speech.
 The committee to nominate coun- ty vice presidents reported the fol lowing names, all of whom were unanimously elected, viz:
 Allen township, NJ. $. Page; Bayliss, J. A. Pless; Clark, J. J. Rye; Conven- fence, W. w. Teague; Dover, Jesse Henry; Freeman Springs, J. w. Black burn; Gala Creek, c. s. Bell; Gala Rock, W. F. Austin; Gum Log, E. G. Morton; Griffin, Willie Montgomery Holly Bend, H. D. Brown; Illinois, Lawrence Russell; Liberty, w. B. Young; Martin, W. s. Rushing; More- land, F. NJ. Hudson, Sr.; Independ- ence, Jones Church; Lee, H. N. Har- dy; North Fork, J. T. Gooch; Sand Springs, J. G. Moad; Valley, II. A. Clifton; Wilson, W. l.. Sibley.
 R B Hogins, Jeff Davis and w. M Pceler were nominated for secre tary. The vote being taken R B Hoglns was declared elected.
 w M Peeler was nominated and | unanimously re selected treasurer.
 Jeff Davis, T NJ Neal and Mrs. J | E Thach were elected an executive committee.
 The motion prevailed that the as sociation elect three delegates to at tend the Western District Sunday School Association, which meets at Van Buren, Friday, Sept. 30, 1887, and pay their railroad fare to and from said convention. The Secreta- ry read a communication from Hon. A $ McKennon, President of said convention, urging our association to send delegates. w l. Sibley, Law renee Russell and Mrs. J E Thach | were elected delegates to said con vention.
 The treasurer then submitted his | annual report which was as follows: w. M. Peeler, Treasurer, in account with Pope County Sunday School As- sociation.
 Balance on hand at last report,
 July 2l, 1886, $31 .65 Cash received in Convention
 as dues of various schools, 10.75 l
 - Total, s42.40 Cash paid w. l.. Crow, Sec.,
 for postage and stationery, $2.00
 - Balance on hand, $40.40 July 20, 1887.
 Respectfully submitted.
 w. NJ. PEELER.
 RECESS.